Sentence examples for coming communities from inspiring English sources

If the U.S. continues simply to rebuild, rather than building in anticipation of the punishing weather that's coming, communities everywhere will remain vulnerable, and the government will keep spending billions more than it has to.

Perhaps in these ideas of an always still to be named coming community, we find the enduring influence of Bergson's "open society".

Out of this crime spree, which began with an attempted rape on 16th Street in March, has come community mobilization — especially from politically conscious groups in Park Slope, Windsor Terrace and Greenwood Heights.

But if we leave something like this behind then they can relook at it and we can talk about it next time when we come' (Community Nurse 2).

More forests in Cameroon are coming under community management following new forest legislation in 1994, introducing community forestry.

I asked around and one word kept coming up: community.

She would have a bad smell because sperm or discharge keeps on coming out" (Community FGD, 31-year-old woman).

Significantly more non-user respondents came from communities with populations larger than 50,000 and significantly more user respondents came from communities smaller than 5,000.

"They both come from communities in strife," she said.

"Leadership will come from communities, not from politicians.

It's going to come from communities demanding it.